Year of Inception	2006
No. of units	1
No. of Awareness programmes conducted on Blood Donation and Aids Awareness

Events conducted:

• Voluntary Blood donation.
• AIDS Awareness.

Highlights of Red Ribbon Club:

• R. Malar Selvia student of B.Sc., Nutrition, has bagged the best University prize for “Rangoli” on AIDS Awareness conducted at Chennai.
  

• Rekhaa student of B.Sc., Interior Design has won the first prize for poster – making on AIDS Awareness.

Committee members are,

1	Dr. (Mrs) R.Banumathy, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,,
	Principal D.K.M. College for Women, Vellore-1.
2	Dr. D. Sasikala, M.Sc., M.Phil.,
	Assist. Prof. of Zoology D.K.M. College for Women, Vellore-1.

2021-2022

S. No.	Name and Nature of Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/Topic	Report
1.	World Aids Day Observation	01.12.2021	HIV causes ,symptoms and Transmission & HIV/AIDS –Present Scenario	View
2.	RRC Member Orientation Programme	10.03.2022	Celebrating life	View
3.	RRC Interactive session	10.03.2022	RRC Interactive session with HIV +ve Speaker	View

2020-2021

S. No.	Name and Nature of Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/Topic	Report
.	RRC Member Orientation Programme	18.02.2021	Celebrating life	View
2.	RRC Interactive session	18.02.2021	RRC Interactive session with HIV +ve Speaker	View

2019-2020

S. No.	Name and Nature of Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/Topic	Report
1.	RRC Member Orientation Programme	07.01.2020	Celebrating life	View
2.	RRC Interactive session	13.03.2020	RRC Interactive session with HIV +ve Speaker	View
3.	RRC – Peer Education Training session	12.02.2020	HIV/Aids – Diagnosis and Treatment	View

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Youth Red Cross: The Dynamics of its Role

The Youth of today are the responsible citizens of tomorrow. The Most important task of universities and colleges is to equip the student youth to live and play their nation building activity purposefully and meaningfully along with NSS and NCC. The Youth Red Cross Wing has in recent years drawn in to its fold. The main objectives of youth Red Cross are “Health, Service and Friendship”.

Important activities of Youth Red Cross Banners

1. Organizing Blood Donation Camps.
2. Getting First aid Training.
3. Collection and Distribution of old Cloths for victims of natural disasters.
4. Disaster management training.
5. Tree Plantation campaigns.
6. Environmental Protection Projects.
7. AIDS Awareness Programme.
8. Campaigns against smoking, Alcoholism and Drug abuse.
9. Arranging medical Camps.
10. Educating the Public in Road safety norms

PROGRAMME OFFICERS

AIDED

Dr. T.Bharathi, M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor of Commerce

UNAIDED

Mrs. C.Revathi, M.Sc., M.Phil.,
Assistant Professor of Mathematic

Mrs. Rajalakshmi, M.A., M.Phil.,
Assistant Professor of English

Themes:

1) Humanity in Action

2) YRC Volunteer as a College Health Ambassador

3) The Role of YRC Volunteer in Fostering Friendship.

YOUTH RED CROSS ACTIVITIES

2023 – 2024 

S.No.	Name and Nature of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/Topic	Link to the relevant Programme
1	World Nature Conservation Day	28.07.23	Competitions – Essay Writing, Poetry Writing, Poster Making and Drawing	View
2	Blood Donation Camp	21.08.23	–	View
3	National Leprosy Eradication Programme	14.12.23	Awareness on Leprosy	View
4	National Youth Day	12.01.24	Theme: Winners to lead and loosers to guide	View
5	Joy of Giving	29.01.24	Helping others without expecting anything in return	View
6	Awareness Programme on Anti – Drug	12.02.24	Opposing Illicit Drug and their Usage	View

2022-2023

S.No	Name of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title /Topic	Link to the relevant Programme
1	Blood Donation Camp	01.06.2022	Blood Donation Camp	View
2	An Awareness Programme	30.09.2022	Time Management	View
3	Sub Committee Meeting	01.09.2022	Sub Committee Meeting	View
4	Extension Activity	19.10.2022	Joy of Giving	View
5	Awareness Programme	19.10.2022	Environmental Awareness Programme	View
6	YRC Students Study Camp	10.11.2022	One day District level YRC Students Study Camp	View
7	An Awareness Programme	07.02.2022	Safe Internet Surfying	View
8	Distribution of Kabasura Kudineer	31.04.2023	Distribution of Kabasura Kudineer	View
9	Blood Donation Camp	01.04.2023	Blood Donation Camp	View
10	Study Camp	07.04.2023 to 09.04.2023	Three Day Zonal Level Study Camp	View
11	A Special Guest lecture	06.03.2023	Anti-drugs	View
12	Pledge	06.03.2023	Usage of Drugs	View
13	Report on Drive against Drugs	28.02.2023	Drive against Drugs	View

2021-2022

S.No.	Name of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/Topic	Report
1.	Webinar	25.06.2021	Covid and Child care	View
2.	Sub Committee meeting	11.08.2021	–	View
3.	Awareness programme	06.08.2021	Covid 19	View
4.	Celebrations of 75th Independence Year	19.08.2021	Role of Women in Indian Independence(Oratorical competition)	View
5.	Celebrations of 75thIndependence Year	02.09.2021	Exbihition-75th Independence celebrations	View
6.	Awareness programme	13.10.2021	Eradication of social evils	View
7.	Remembrance of Dr,APJ. Abdul Kalam’s Birthday	13.10.2021	Youth Awakening Day	View
8.	Celebrations of Diwali	27.10.2021	Joy of giving	View
9.	Special Meeting	26.11.2021	POSCO Act	View
10.	Oratorical Competitions	12.12.2021	Patriotism and Nation Building	View
11.	Participation in Study Camp	10.03.2022	One day District level YRC students study camp	View
12.	Blood donation Camp	16.03.2022	–	View
13.	Independence Day	17.05.2022	75th Independence Day (STAP)	View

2022-2023

S.No	Name of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title /Topic	Link to the relevant Programme
1	Blood Donation Camp	01.06.2022	Blood Donation Camp
2	An Awareness Programme	30.09.2022	Time Management
3	Sub Committee Meeting	01.09.2022	Sub Committee Meeting
4	Extension Activity	19.10.2022	Joy of Giving
5	Awareness Programme	19.10.2022	Environmental Awareness Programme
6	YRC Students Study Camp	10.11.2022	One day District level YRC Students Study Camp
7	An Awareness Programme	07.02.2022	Safe Internet Surfying
8	Distribution of Kabasura Kudineer	31.04.2023	Distribution of Kabasura Kudineer
9	Blood Donation Camp	01.04.2023	Blood Donation Camp
10	Study Camp	07.04.2023 to 09.04.2023	Three Day Zonal Level Study Camp
11	A Special Guest lecture	06.03.2023	Anti-drugs
12	Pledge	06.03.2023	Usage of Drugs
13	Report on Drive against Drugs	28.02.2023	Drive against Drugs

2020 -2021 

S.NO	Name of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/ Topic	Report
1	Youth Day Celebration	12.01.2021	Swami Vivekananda and His Message for the Youth An Overview	View
2	Awareness  Programme	19.02.2021	Boosting Immunity	View
3	Special Meeting	19.03.2021	Conservation of Water Resources	View
4	Corona 19 – Awareness Programme	06.08.2021	Street Play – Kollum Coronavai Velvom	View

2019-2020

S.No	Name of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/ Topic	Report
1	Yoga Day Celebration	21.06.2019	International Yoga Day	View
2	Blood Donation Camp	25.07.2019	Blood Donation Camp	View

2018-2019

S.No	Name of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/ Topic	Report
1	Awareness  Programme	21.06.2018	World Yoga Day	View
2	Camp	28.07.2018	Swaach Bharath Camp	View
3	Geneva Convention Day	27.09.2018	Geneva Convention Day	View
4	Interview Skills	20.03.2019	Breast Cancer Awareness	View

2017-18

S.No	Name of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/ Topic	Report
1	Cleaning Activity Programme	17.08.2017	Swaach Bharath	View
2	Village Activity Programme	17.08.2017	Tree Saplings Plantation	View
3	Blood Donation Camp	13.09.2017	Blood Donation Camp	View
4	International Women’s Day – Meeting	12.03.2018	International Women’s Day	View

2016-2017

S.No	Name of the Programme	Date of the Programme	Title/ Topic	Report
1	International Yoga Day	21.06.2016	World Yoga Day	View
2	Orientation Program	25.10.2016 –27.10.2016	Three Day Zonal Level  Orientation Training Programme	View
3	Workshop	24.03.2017	Cashless Transaction and Demonetization and Leadership Qualities	View

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The aim and objective of the NSS is personality development of the students through communal service.

The objectives of the NSS include:

• Creating social awareness leading to effective action
• Active involvement in community problems to spearhead social change
• Bringing about overall development of the student’s personality through involvement in projects
• Training students for responsible leadership

These objectives are realized through various projects under the guidance and supervision of the NSS Programme Officer assisted by faculty members.

• D.K.M -NSS unit was started in the 1980. The college has 4 NSS units, 100 students for each unit and totally 400
  students participate in all the activities of the NSS.
• NSS of our college organizes various programmes related to community Orientation and encourage students to participate in extension activities in the form of awareness programmes, rallies and community services.
• The yearly activities of the NSS includes orientation and awareness programmes related to AIDS, breast feeding, tuberculosis, leprosy, blood donation, polio, etc., Important days like Gandhi Jayanthi, World Suicide Day, Voters awareness day, Womens day, World Breast Feeding week, Population day and festivals like Diwali, Pongal and Christmas are also celebrated in order to create communal harmony and integrity among the students.

NSS Activities 2020 – 2021

Training Programmes Attended by P.Os:	Orientation Course at “MSSW”, Chennai.
	Mrs. S. Jayanthi Assistant professor of History Dr.S.Thamaraiselvi Assistant professor of Tamil Mrs. E. Arivazhagi Assistant professor of English Mrs.A.Kalaivani Assistant professor of Commerce
	Training for Trainers at “RGNIYD” Sriperumbudur.
	Dr.S.Sasikala Assistant professor of Zoology

AWARDS RECEIVED

S. NO	NAME	DEPT	AWARD	YEAR
1	Mrs.S.Mythili	Commerce	Best P.O	2005-2006
2	Mrs.K. Sarumathy	Biochemistry	Best P.O	2007-2008
3	Ms.J.Anisa Begum	Biochemistry	Best Volunteer	2005-2006
4	Ms.N.Kasthuri	Biochemistry	Best Volunteer	2006-2007
5	Ms.S.Kalaivani	Commerce	Best Volunteer	2006-2007
6	Ms.S.Revathi	Commerce	Best Volunteer	2007-2008

YEARLY NSS ACTIVITIES REPORT

S.NO	NAME OF THE PROGRAMME	NO.OF BENEFICIARIES	DATE	Report
1	World population Day – Online Essay competition	10	29.07.2021&21.09.2022	View
2	Corona Awareness programmes:	400	03.08.2021-16.12.2021	View
3	Independence Day Celebration	–	15.08.2021	View
4	Tree plantation	25	16.08.2021	View
5	Sadbavana Diwas pledge	200	19.08.2021	View
6	Onam celebration	25	23.08.2021	View
7	Constitution pledge	100	17.09.2021	View
8	NSS Day celebration	50	25.09.2021	View
9	Anti-Corruption Awareness Pledge	50	29.10.2021	View
10	Cycle Rally -To celebrate 75th year of Independence Day	100	16.12.2021	View
11	Vigilance Awareness Week	167	26.10.2021- 01.11.2021	View
12	International senior citizen, Girl child day and International Women’s Law and rights	300	27.10.2021	View
13	Rashtriya Ekta Diwas	100	01.11.2021	View
14	Diwali celebration	50	02.11.2021	View
15	Aids Awareness programme	50	01.12.2021	View
16	17th Tsunami Observation Day	50	27.12.2021	View
17	Republic Day celebration	–	26.01.2022	View
18	Pongal Celebration	50	10.01.2022	View
19	Untouchability pledge	–	29.01.2022	View
20	Abolition of slavery Human Trafficking and Forced Labour- pledge	–	09.02.2022	View
21	Distribution of Albendozole and, Folic acid tablets	–	14.03.2022 & 15.03.2022	View
22	World Tele – communication Day Pledge	200	17.05.2022	View
23	International Yoga Day Series Awareness programme	300	19.05.2022&23.05.2022	View
24	Anti -Terrorism pledge	100	20.05.2022	View
25	World Elder’s Awareness Day	100	15.06.2022	View
26	Voter’s Awareness Day	–	25.01.2022	View

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The National Cadet Corps was raised on 15 July 1948. It can be considered as a successor of the University Officers Training Corps (UOTC) which was established by the British in 1942.  It’s Head Quarters at New Delhi. It is open to school and college students on a voluntary basis. The National Cadet Corps in India is a voluntary organization which recruits cadets from high schools, colleges and Universities all over India. The Cadets are given basic military training in small arms and parades. The officers and cadets have no liability for active military service once they complete their course but are given preference over normal candidates during selection based on the achievements of the corps. Rather than just being the second line of defence. NCC gives a greater stress on developing qualities of leadership and Officer-like qualities. The greater importance has been given to the areas like social service and youth-management.

 

MOTTO OF NCC: ‘UNITY AND DISCIPLINE’

AIMS OF NCC:  

The ‘Aims’ of the NCC laid out in 1988 have stood the test of time and continue to meet the requirements expected of it in the current socio–economic scenario of the country. The NCC aims at developing character, comradeship, discipline, a secular outlook, the spirit of adventure and ideals of selfless service amongst young citizens. Further, it aims at creating a pool of organized, trained and motivated youth with leadership qualities in all walks of life, who will serve the Nation regardless of which career they choose. Needless to say, the NCC also provides an environment conducive to motivating young Indians to join the armed forces.

The DKM NCC Troop (Senior Wing) under the control of 1 (TAMILNADU) BATTALION NCC, MADRAS – A GROUP was started in 2004. The first year students are enrolled for a duration of three years. With a sense of nationalism and secularism outlook the DKM NCC Troop has always carried out activities with a distinct emphasis on social services, discipline and adventure training. Periodically, some of the Cadets are selected to undergo the adventurous and rigorous military training in attachment with regular Army training Centres, rock climbing, Mountaineering Camps, Trekking Camps, Army Attachment Camps, National Integration Camps etc., 

Lt. Dr. A. Amirthavalli of the Department of History was the first commissioned officer in command of the college Troop for 9 years from 2006 to 2015. Later NCC was withdrawn due to Non-Availability of NCC Caretaker.

After so many Hardships the DKM NCC Troop NO: 38 was raised again in the College in the year 2020 under the control of 10 (TAMILNADU) BATTALION NCC (Vellore), MADRAS – A GROUP. The DKM NCC Troop functions under the leadership of Lt. M. Gayathri, Associate NCC Officer.

The college offers training in NCC for the students. The students are admitted in NCC once they gain admission in the college. NCC uniforms and other benefits applicable to the NCC are offered to the students without any charges. At the end of each year the students have to return those items.

The newly enrolled cadets undergo various physical and mental training. The physical training includes parades to improve the discipline , unity and physical stamina of the cadets. The parades are conducted by Permanent Instructors(PI staff) and Associate NCC Officers(ANOs). The mental training includes improving the self- confidence of the cadets and decision making tendency in crisis situations. Students who exhibit interest, show active participation and on merit are selected and appointed as leaders and are sent to participate in Various camps. The DKM NCC Troop other regular Parades, camps,also organizes social service events. The Cadets are encouraged to complete the “B” and “C” certificate examinations and also encouraged to take up a career in Armed forces like Army, Navy and Air Force.

Awards Received

Lt.M.Gayathri

1. Lieutenant rank as NCC Officer at the Officers Training Academy, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
2. Won Silver Medal in Throw ball Competition organized by the Officers Training Academy, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh

Awards Received by the Cadets:

Sl.No	Regimental No	Name Of The Cadet	Achievement	Year
1.	TN20SWA609215	Sivapriya.S	Best Cadet for overall performance at ATC Camp held at Muthurangam Govt. Arts College.	2021
2.	TN20SWA609201	Aarthi.M	Secured Second Prize in Drawing completion  at ATC  camp held at RPT	2021
3.	TN20SWA609213	Sangeetha.M	Winner in Kho-Kho Match at ATC Camp held at RPT	2021

YEARLY NCC ACTIVITIES REPORT

2020-2021- ONLINE ACTIVITIES REPORT (LOCKDOWN PERIOD)

In the light of prevailing Covid-19 situation most of the activities were carried out online

Sl. No	Name of the activities	No. of cadet participants in the activities	Date	Location	Report
	Enrolment	17	25.11.2020	Offline (D.K.M College)	View
2.	Constitution Day	17	26.11.2020	Online	View
3.	HELP Programme	12	15.12.2021	Online	View
4.	Vigilance Awareness Programme	12	08.1.2021 To 16.02.2021	Online	View
5.	Fit India Cyclothon-2020	5	27.01.2021	Offline (D.K.M College &Sainathapuram).	View
6.	Rifle Drill Practice	15	10.03.2021 & 12.03.2021	Muthurangam Government  Arts College, Vellore	View
7.	Covid Awareness Program	17	28.04.2021	Online	View

2021-2022

Sl. No	Name of the activities	No. of cadet participated	Date	Location	Report
1.	Young Warrior	10	01/06/2021	Online Mode	View
2.	International Yoga Day	10	21/06/2021	Online Mode	View
3.	Webinar On Kargil War Vijay Diwas	16	26/07/2021	Online mode	View
4.	Gallantry Award	16	10/08/2021	VIT,Vellore	View
5.	Independence Day	16	15/08/2021	D.K.M College For Women,Vellore	View
6.	Road Safety Awareness	15	27/09/2021	DKM College For Women,Vellore	View
7.	Cleanliness Awareness	13	29/10/2021	DKM College For Women,Vellore	View
8.	Enrolment Day	18	29/10/2021	DKM College For Women,Vellore	View
9.	Constitution Day (Quiz Competition)	16	26/11/2021	D.K.M College For Women,Vellore	View
10.	Armed Force Flag Day (Collecting Funds)	16	07/12/2021	Old Bus Stand, Vellore	View
11.	Paid Homage to CDS	24	10/12/2021	Their Home	View
12.	Covid vaccination Awareness	01	16/12/2021	VIT,Vellore	View
13.	Nation Youth Festival	35	12/01/2021 to 17/01/2021	Online mode	View
14.	National Voters Day Awareness Programme	25	25.01.2022	D.K.M College for Women(Autonomous), Vellore	View
15.	Azadika Amrit Mahotsav-Ministry Of Culture-competitions	8	23.01.2022	Online mode	View
16.	73rd Republic Day	34	26.01.2022	D.K.M College for Women(Autonomous), Vellore	View
17.	Republic Day Parade Live	34	26.01.2022	Online mode	View
18.	Polio Awareness Camp	5	27.02.2022	At various Primary Health Centre near their village	View
19.	B Certificate Exam	16	04.03.202 05.03.202	Muthrangam Govt. Arts College, Vellore	View
20.	Scholarship	6	–	Amount credited to the cadet account	View

CAMP DETAILS

Sl. No	Name Of The Camp	No. of cadet participated	Location	Duration	Report
21.	EBSB (Ek Bharat Shreestha Bharat Camp)	1	Online mode	26/7/2021       to 29/7/2021	View
22.	RDC selection	2	Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Vellore	26/8/2021       to 13/9/2021	View
23.	EBSB	2	Online Mode	4/10/2021       to 9/10/2021	View
24.	BASIC LEADERSHIP CAMP	3	Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore	9/11/2021       to 18/11/21	View
25.	ATC	14	Muthurangam Govt. Arts. College. Vellore	15/11/21 To 19/11/21	View
26.	ATC	2	Rajagopal Polytechnic College, Gudiyatham	2/12/2021       to 11/12/21	View

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